Double up on the fun of snorkelling in Majorca with these stand-up paddle or kayak combos. Starting with the chance to familiarise yourself with your vessel in the calm waters of S'Illot beach, you'll cast off along the coast, passing by sea caves and hidden coves. Then, when you reach Cala Morlanda, you'll grab your mask and jump in for a snorkelling session – this area's renowned for its diverse marine life and underwater Posidonia meadows.
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The White Family
Traveled with family
October 16, 20265United Kingdom
Absolute amazing time had, first time snorkeling and it wont be the last. Swimming with the fish and in the caves were life remembering and the boys running it were the coolest and nicest guys.
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Liam
Solo traveler
September 26, 20265United Kingdom
All round good trip. Local company with local people running it which know the area so well.
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The Cordingleys
Traveled as a couple
September 23, 20265United Kingdom
Snorkelling was a bonus to swim in the caves. Also experienced sailing into a blowhole.
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Koen
Traveled as a couple
October 1, 20264.6Netherlands
Alles verliep in een rustige sfeer, de grotten waren zeker de moeite. Er werden foto’s genomen die we achteraf (tegen betaling) meekregen. Het was een goed gevulde mooie voormiddag. Alles nodige materiaal werd door hen voorzien. Zeer vriendelijke begeleiding
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Chrisi
Traveled as a couple
September 28, 20264.6Germany
Es war vielmehr wie nur eine Kajak Tour.. Wer wollte konnte mit den Team in eine Höhle tauchen und die anderen haben bis dahin gewartet. Dann hatten wir ein Snorchel-Stop wo wir Freizeit hatten. Wir sind mit den Guides von Klippen gesprungen, das aufjedenfall sehr spannend war. Ist eine Erfahrung Wert! Wir hatten leichten Wellengang, also sollte man schon gut rudern können :)
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Simon
Traveled with family
July 16, 20265United Kingdom
The operator will offer guidance on days to avoid due to high winds, these will reduce the difficulty in getting the kayaks into the sea. I'd say that's probably the hardest part of the trip!
